In a bold move to address the pressing housing crisis across England, the UK government has unveiled an ambitious initiative to create a new generation of towns designed with sustainability and community well-being at their core. This strategic plan, driven by insights from an independent report by
Imagine a design process where the land itself speaks first, guiding every decision from concept to completion, and where the voices of Indigenous communities are not just heard but are the foundation of every project. In the heart of Mparntwe/Alice Springs, a recent forum organized by the Regional
As the world grapples with environmental challenges like climate change, water scarcity, and increasing wildfire risks, front yards are evolving from mere decorative spaces into dynamic areas that prioritize sustainability, safety, and aesthetic appeal. Looking ahead to 2026, a significant
Nestled in the heart of Birchgrove along Sydney Harbour, a quiet public space stands as a remarkable testament to the power of thoughtful landscape architecture, often overlooked by those chasing more flamboyant designs. This unassuming park, celebrated by experts in the field, embodies a
In the ever-evolving world of landscape architecture, few have left as indelible a mark on a university campus as Mark Hough has at Duke University, where he has served as the head landscape architect since 2000. Recently named the recipient of the prestigious Alfred P. LaGasse Medal by the
In a field where the past often collides with the pressing demands of the present, Mark Hough, Duke University’s esteemed Landscape Architect, has carved out a legacy that masterfully bridges this divide, earning him the prestigious Alfred B. LaGasse Medal from the American Society of Landscape
